Occupational therapy practice offering evidence-based, holistic, trauma-informed care for children, teens, and adults with neurological conditions, concussions, and neurodevelopmental differences, including regulation, sensory processing, and executive functioning support.

Nonprofit delivering surf therapy events for children with unique needs and their families, harnessing the ocean's calming and confidence-building effects.

ABA therapy provider serving children with autism and similar conditions, focused on communication, behavioral, and socialization skills with an individualized, child-responsive approach rather than a single fixed program.

Trauma-informed behavioral and mental health agency offering children/family disability services (respite, foster care, behavioral therapy), youth transition support (TIP program ages 16-26), and a full range of adult services including lifesharing, supported living, home care, housing services, and adult autism services. Serves individuals 18 months and older across Lehigh, Northampton, and surrounding counties.

Pediatric and adult speech therapy provided in-home and via teletherapy across the Lehigh Valley, with an individualized approach tailored to each family's daily communication needs.

Inclusive, adaptive yoga explicitly designed to be accessible across abilities, body types, ages, and backgrounds.

Neurodivergent-owned executive function coaching company serving youth through adults with ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, and anxiety. Coaches are themselves neurodivergent.

Family-centered therapy practice serving the Lehigh Valley and New Jersey since 1998, offering speech, occupational, physical, feeding, vision therapy, and pediatric nutrition for infants through adults.

Mother-daughter-owned reformer Pilates studio opened January 2026 in Emmaus, built specifically around community and connection (music-driven classes, a lounge space, themed events) rather than a typical strip-mall gym feel. Explicitly described by the owners as welcoming to all ages, abilities, and body types, including elderly and plus-sized participants and those working around injuries; classes start at each person's own baseline.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Allegheny County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Monthly accessible art program on the second Saturday of each month, opening the museum early (10 a.m.) with modified galleries: dimmed lights, muted audio/video displays, and access to a calm space in the Rodale Classroom, designed for visitors who benefit from reduced sensory input.

Neuro-developmental, pediatric, and rehabilitation optometry practice offering vision therapy for children and adults, including those with autism, learning difficulties, strabismus/lazy eye, and traumatic brain injury. Serves Allentown, Bethlehem, Kutztown, and Quakertown.

Individual mental health practitioner in Allentown specializing in adolescent and children's issues, anger management, and anxiety disorders.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Armstrong County, Indiana County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Pennsylvania's statewide autism resource center: free help finding autism services, supports, and answers for any age, in English and Spanish. Call, email info@PAautism.org, or browse PAautism.org.

Works with individuals, families, and professionals to help autistic people, particularly those with profiles historically described as Asperger's, build meaningful, connected lives, with a strong focus on adult and community support.

ABA therapy for children with autism and developmental delays in the Lehigh Valley area; accepts Medicaid and major insurance plans.

Statewide virtual support group for parents and caregivers providing autism-related education, advocacy, and support.

New Jersey's statewide autism helpline: reliable referrals, service information, and guidance for autistic people and families at any age or stage — call 800.4.AUTISM to talk it through with a real person.

A Connecticut-based company providing professional staffing and accommodation support for families with autism and other developmental disabilities on cruise vacations (since 2007), working with select cruise lines and resorts. This is a fee-paying service, distinct from the separate Autism on the Seas Foundation, which provides grant-funded free trips.

501(c)(3) nonprofit offering 'Dreams Come True' grants providing staff-assisted cruise vacations, free of charge, to families with autism and other disabilities who could not otherwise afford one. Distinct from the for-profit Autism on the Seas staffing company, though the two organizations work together.

Local chapter offering monthly facilitated parent and caregiver support groups for newly diagnosed families, a group for parents of adults with autism, and special topics sessions on transition to adulthood. Monthly in-person meeting at PA Mentor in Bethlehem.

Monthly Friday night social group with food, games, karaoke, and music for young adults with autism, a biweekly Social Connections group, and a Creative Abilities program offering fine arts, theater, and wellness activities for youth and young adults.

The nation's oldest grassroots autism organization, founded in 1965 by parents including Dr. Bernard Rimland and Dr. Ruth Sullivan. Provides toll-free phone support and a free national Information and Referral database (Autism Source), with a nationwide network of state and local chapters (including Autism Society Lehigh Valley, listed separately) providing local information and support.

Information, resources, and community connections for autistic individuals and families, including waiver navigation, events, and educational presentations.

One of the largest and most widely known autism advocacy and research-funding organizations in the U.S., maintaining a comprehensive state-by-state Family Resource Guide and funding research into autism causes, treatments, and supports. Worth knowing honestly: autistic people have actively protested Autism Speaks for years over its historically cure- and deficit-focused framing and the lack of autistic people in its own leadership, and this protest movement directly led some autistic self-advocates to found their own organizations in response, most notably the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN), listed separately on this site and online at autisticadvocacy.org. We encourage families to also explore ASAN and other neurodiversity-affirming organizations (see our related listings) alongside, or instead of, Autism Speaks, so you can decide for yourself which voices and approaches you want to support.

Run by and for autistic people, ASAN was founded in 2006 by Ari Ne'eman and Scott Michael Robertson and is one of the most prominent autistic-led organizations in the country, working on public policy, self-advocacy, and community organizing. ASAN led the #StopTheShock campaign that contributed to the FDA's 2020 ban on electric shock devices used on disabled people at the Judge Rotenberg Center, and has advocated successfully against subminimum wage for disabled federal contract workers. Guiding principle: 'Nothing About Us, Without Us.'

Autistic-led nonprofit providing community, resources, and support specifically centered on autistic people of marginalized genders, including autistic women, girls, transfeminine and transmasculine nonbinary people, and Two Spirit people, addressing a real historical gap in a field that has centered research and resources around autistic boys and men.

Solo, independent speech therapy practice led by Krista Nicoletta, an ASHA-certified, PA-licensed, explicitly neurodiversity-affirming speech-language pathologist serving ages 1-21. Uses a child-led, patient-centered approach with specific training in Natural Language Acquisition (NLA) and Gestalt Language Processing, with additional focus on parent counseling and education. In-person and telehealth; accepts Capital Blue Insurance or private pay, with superbills available for other insurance.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Beaver County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Bedford County, Somerset County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Berks County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Volunteer organization helping children and young adults ages 4-24 with special needs build confidence and self-esteem through adventure activities including surfing, bodyboarding, kayaking, and snow sports.

Independent (not hospital-affiliated) mental health practice anchoring Lehigh Valley counseling services since 1986, operating from a single Bethlehem location with over 25 contracted licensed therapists addressing pediatric anxiety, depression, stress, grief, and trauma using CBT, play therapy, and family systems approaches.

Functional medicine and holistic nutrition practice addressing a range of health concerns including ADHD and autism-related needs. Note: families should ask directly about the specific evidence base behind any individual recommendation before pursuing it.

Comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation for children 0-21, including occupational, physical, speech, and feeding therapy, social skills groups, and ABA services, plus consultations and independent evaluations.

Matches children, including those with disabilities or additional support needs, with caring adult mentors across the Lehigh Valley.

Comprehensive mental health care for children, teens, and young adults, including ADHD testing, autism evaluations, therapy, and psychiatric medication management. Most clinicians offer hybrid in-clinic and virtual care.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Blair County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Family and cosmetic dental practice in Allentown, recommended by families in the neurodivergent community.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Bradford County, Sullivan County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Trauma-informed gentle yoga and guided breathwork classes in small-class settings, paired with therapy and wellness services. Serves Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, and Nazareth.

Individual mental health practitioner in Bethlehem specializing in ADHD, anxiety disorders, and bipolar disorder, with Saturday hours available.

Board-certified pediatric dentist trained at Columbia University and CHOP, highly recommended by families in the neurodivergent community for patience and gentle approach with children, including those with sensory sensitivities.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Bucks County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Butler County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Cambria County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Nonprofit founded in 1985/1987 providing free, year-round social and educational opportunities for children ages 6-19 with chronic or terminal illnesses or disabilities (including cerebral palsy and Down syndrome), with siblings welcome too. Each child is paired with a volunteer 'buddy,' and programming includes teen nights, a dance program, after-school help sessions, and a six-week summer day camp, all free of charge to families.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Cameron County, Elk County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Easterseals inclusive summer day camp for ages 8-21 offering arts and crafts, swimming, sports, music, and educational programming designed to build skills, friendships, and independence.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Carbon County, Monroe County, Pike County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Medicaid-accepted home care agency providing in-home care, personal care assistance, and support for adults and children with disabilities. Offers a paid family caregiver program through Community HealthChoices (CHC) and accepts Keystone First, UPMC, and PA Health & Wellness. Serves Bethlehem, Lehigh County, and Northampton County.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Centre County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Chester County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia developmental-behavioral pediatrics specialty care, including Dr. Hillary Kruger (developmental pediatrician) and Dr. Mary Pipan (behavioral support), serving families from the Lehigh Valley region.

Long-running (since 1953) children's theatre school at this 80+ year community theatre institution in Allentown's West End. Note: families should ask directly about specific accommodations or sensory-friendly accessibility, since no disability-specific program track was confirmed during this research, unlike the Touchstone Theatre festival above.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Clarion County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Established holistic treatment and wellness practice combining psychotherapy, yoga, and energy medicine to support body-mind-spirit healing, including multi-day 'Days of Healing' retreats, serving the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton area.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Columbia County, Montour County, Snyder County, Union County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Organization specifically dedicated to the rights, autonomy, and dignity of people with speech-related communication disabilities, including many nonspeaking autistic people, through legal advocacy and public education aimed at correcting stigma around nonspeaking and AAC-based communication.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Clearfield County, Jefferson County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Nonprofit administering Head Start, Early Head Start of the Lehigh Valley, PA Pre-K Counts, and Early Learning Resource Centers throughout northeastern Pennsylvania, supporting quality early education access for young children.

Pennsylvania's single starting point for Early Intervention: if your child is birth to age 5 and you have any concern about their development, call and they will connect you to a free evaluation and services in your county. No referral or diagnosis needed.

Multicultural, LGBTQ+-affirming treatment center offering adolescent and adult mental health counseling, psychiatry, and substance use treatment including medication-assisted treatment.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Crawford County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

'Moving Together' classes offering multi-sensory celebrations of movement, music, and play, designed to be accessible and engaging for participants of varying abilities.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Cumberland County, Perry County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Individual mental health practitioner in Bethlehem specializing in ADHD, anxiety disorders, and behavior modification.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, autism, mental health services for Dauphin County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Delaware County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Free legal advocacy for people with disabilities facing IEP issues, discrimination, denial of services, or other rights violations.

Licensed psychologist and Practice Director, with specific expertise in child, adolescent, and developmental psychology, OCD, anxiety disorders, and autism spectrum disorder assessment, including the PANDAS/PANS overlap. Operates the practice's autism evaluation clinic, one of the most in-demand services in the Lehigh Valley, with consistently strong family reviews citing her clinical expertise and sensitivity with young children specifically.

Functional medicine pediatrician offering an integrative, root-cause approach for children and young adults (up to age 25) with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and autism, considering genetics, nutrition, environmental factors, and lifestyle alongside conventional pediatric training. Note: functional and integrative medicine approaches are not considered standard-of-care by mainstream pediatric medicine; families are encouraged to research the approach and discuss it with their primary physician alongside this kind of care.

Pediatric gastroenterologist with over 20 years in practice, specializing in pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders and GI motility disorders, affiliated with St. Luke's Hospital Quakertown Campus.

Licensed psychologist providing adult ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder psychological testing via comprehensive telehealth evaluations across Pennsylvania and participating PSYPACT states, including educational accommodation support for college students.

Licensed psychologist providing online neurodivergent assessments for adults across Pennsylvania, with specific focus on high-masking or late-identified adult women seeking ADHD or autism evaluation, plus ongoing therapy support.

Dog and cat treat company providing real, meaningful employment specifically for adults with autism and developmental disabilities, now operating from its own dedicated space in Whitehall Township after starting in a church basement. A program of the Love Ran Red Foundation; proceeds support the Foundation's housing mission.

Free developmental evaluation and services for children from birth through age five. Infant/toddler and preschool services are available without requiring an existing diagnosis.

Free developmental evaluation and services for children from birth through age five, including preschool services through Colonial Intermediate Unit 20.

Week-long inclusive summer day camp for ages 8-21 with disabilities, held on the Cedar Crest College campus in west Allentown, with air-conditioned indoor space, a pool with certified lifeguard, and a full schedule of arts, sports, swimming, music, and games. TSS and other support staff welcome to attend with campers.

Services for people with disabilities and their families across the lifespan, including early intervention, autism services, and employment support, serving the Lehigh Valley region.

State-funded telehealth autism diagnostic clinic, developed with the PA Department of Health, offering autism diagnosis for children under 3 at no cost, with bilingual clinicians and parent-focused ABA coaching included. Helps address long wait times for early evaluation.

Psychological and neuropsychological assessment practice with psychologists specializing in ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and youth mental health, as well as adult and geriatric neuropsychological evaluation.

Yoga center in historic downtown Easton since 2001, also offering therapeutic bodywork, massage, acupuncture, Ayurveda, and nutrition/wellness programs through its Wellness Collective.

501(c)(3) nonprofit offering equestrian-assisted activities and hippotherapy for children and adults (ages 2-84) with autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and other disabilities, with individualized goals for each participant.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Erie County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Recreational summer day camp for children ages 6-15 with high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome, designed to build social skills (conversation, team-building, friendship-making, emotional development) through structured interaction with typical peers, alongside arts, movement, swimming, and nature activities.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Fayette County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Forest County, Warren County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Estate planning, elder law, long-term care Medicaid planning, and special needs planning for children and adults with disabilities. Founded in 1853, the oldest law firm in Northampton County.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Franklin County, Fulton County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Nationally recognized multidisciplinary developmental medicine department in Danville, PA, combining neurodevelopmental pediatrics, genetics, psychology, and speech-language pathology for autism and developmental disorder diagnosis. Referral required from a pediatrician or primary care provider.

Behavioral health counseling practice offering Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) individual services, located in the same Allentown medical building as several other named individual practitioners in this directory.

Traditional Okinawan-style karate instruction since 2003, highly accommodating for students with disabilities, serving ages 6-36.

Outpatient pediatric rehabilitation services across multiple Lehigh Valley locations, including Allentown, South Whitehall, Bethlehem, East Greenville, Palmerton, Hamburg, and Blandon.

Two specific Good Shepherd outpatient locations, Cedar Pointe (West Allentown) and Hyland Center (South Allentown), that specifically specialize in treating autism, offering pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapy plus discounted fitness memberships for patients even after discharge.

Large regional physical therapy and rehabilitation network with numerous Lehigh Valley locations. Note: ask directly about a specific clinician's experience with hypermobility or connective tissue disorders, since no provider was confirmed to specialize in this area during this research.

Pediatric dental practice directly recommended by families of autistic children for a patient, accommodating approach over many years of care.

Dance classes specifically developed for children with autism, Down syndrome, and other developmental delays, introducing jazz, tap, and creative movement through songs and games designed for self-expression, with class pace fully accommodating all students.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Greene County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Full-service law firm with a family law practice offering divorce, custody, and mediation services, plus a Parenting Coordinator to help families resolve disputes outside of litigation. Serves Lehigh, Northampton, and Carbon Counties. Confirm directly whether attorneys have specific experience with disability-related custody matters.

Psychiatric rehabilitation services supporting adults with serious mental illness in Allentown.

Assistive technology center offering augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), adaptive computer hardware/software, environmental control systems, adaptive wheelchair seating, and switch-adapted toys, plus typing skills instruction. Serves Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Carbon, Luzerne, Schuylkill, and Monroe Counties.

Medicaid-funded behavioral health services in Lehigh and Northampton counties, including outpatient therapy, psychiatric services, crisis intervention, IBHS, and peer support.

Psychotherapy, psychological evaluations, and court-focused co-parenting and reunification family therapy for individuals, couples, and families of all ages, including children with autism, ADHD, and behavioral or trauma-related needs.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism through child-led, play-based one-on-one and small-group sessions, plus parent training.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism through child-led, play-based one-on-one and small-group sessions, plus parent training.

Mobile mental health services for adults, part of the Holcomb/Chimes behavioral health network serving Lehigh and Northampton Counties.

Mobile mental health services for adults, part of the Holcomb/Chimes behavioral health network serving Northampton County.

Free bilingual (English and Spanish) programs, supports, and services covering all aspects of special education for families across Pennsylvania.

Trauma-informed, holistic mental health practice integrating evidence-based therapy with mind-body wellness strategies. Offers specific support for neurodivergence and executive functioning alongside trauma, anxiety, and life transitions. Serves Bethlehem, Allentown, and Easton.

Social services, professional counseling, and community programs for individuals and families impacted by intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities, including support groups for adults with disabilities and their parents and siblings. Open to the broader community regardless of religion.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Huntingdon County, Juniata County, Mifflin County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Initiative supporting young adults ages 12-35 in Lehigh County transitioning from high school toward employment, higher education, and greater independence.

Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) agency providing clinical, child-centered, family-focused care for clients with autism spectrum disorder, delivered in home, school, daycare, or community settings, plus an after-school social skills program.

KidsPeace's main inpatient psychiatric hospital site, dedicated specifically to child and adolescent inpatient psychiatric care, open daily. Distinct from KidsPeace's Bethlehem hospital location and its separate autism services program.

Parent-focused occupational therapy offering daily coaching tools, scripts, and practical strategies for children with sensory processing differences, developmental delays, anxiety, and executive functioning challenges.

Inclusive martial arts center experienced with children on the autism spectrum, including a Little Dragons preschool program and separate programs for older children.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Lackawanna County, Susquehanna County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Lancaster County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation. Behavioral-health office also at 750 Eden Road, Lancaster 17601.

Family law practice in Easton offering divorce, custody, support, and collaborative mediation services for Lehigh Valley families, including co-parenting matters. Note: confirm directly whether the firm has specific experience with disability-related custody considerations.

Family law firm with over four decades of experience serving Bethlehem, Lehigh, Northampton, and Carbon Counties, handling divorce, custody, child support, and protection from abuse matters.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Lawrence County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Connects individuals with attorneys specializing in a specific legal field, including family law and disability-related matters, for an initial 30-minute consultation (approximately $25).

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Lebanon County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Faith-based nonprofit social service agency connecting Lehigh Valley families and individuals, including those with disabilities, to food, housing, and other basic needs support.

24/7 crisis intervention for children and adults experiencing a mental health crisis, including depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and family crisis. Phone assessment can lead to a mobile crisis team dispatch; walk-in service available weekdays 8am-5pm at the Lehigh County Government Center.

Gateway to county- and state-funded disability services, including waiver enrollment, supports coordination, respite, community participation, and family support.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Lehigh County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation. Mental-health line: 610-782-3500.

Non-crisis peer support phone line for Lehigh County residents who need someone to listen, available daily 6-10am and 4pm-midnight.

Skilled and non-skilled home care agency offering personal care, nursing services, and respite care to Lehigh-region families.

Private practice offering psychological and neuropsychological evaluations for autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and personality assessment, with detailed written reports for schools and physicians. In-person and teletherapy options.

IBHS-licensed agency providing Applied Behavior Analysis services to children under 21 diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, with required caregiver participation in sessions and regular BCBA collaboration.

Home and community-based programs providing assistance to adults, including those aging and/or living with serious and persistent mental illness.

Private community group for parents of children with autism, sensory processing disorder, ADHD, or other disabilities, organizing events, playdates, and peer support across the Lehigh Valley.

A locally maintained, non-endorsing directory of day and overnight summer camps within or near driving range of the Lehigh Valley, organized by disability type and age range, including many smaller and specialty camps not widely advertised elsewhere. A useful cross-reference alongside this directory.

Run by and for people with disabilities. Provides advocacy, peer support, benefits assistance, housing support, and information and referral grounded in lived experience.

Pediatric optometry practice in Allentown treating common childhood vision conditions including amblyopia and strabismus, with attention to behavioral signs of vision problems in younger children.

Speech-language pathology services through Lehigh Valley Health Network for communication and swallowing disorders.

Independent private pediatric practice (not affiliated with LVHN or St. Luke's) operating since 1959, with locations in Allentown and Bethlehem, treating children from birth through college age. As of December 2025, the practice has joined Medical Associates, an independent physician group, continuing to operate outside the two major Lehigh Valley hospital-affiliated systems.

Inclusive college experiences for students with intellectual disabilities through coaching, seminars, and audited courses, with a focus on self-advocacy and independence.

Pediatric dental practice with a specific, stated commitment to children with special needs, including sensory sensitivities and physical challenges, collaborating directly with families and medical specialists on individualized dental care plans.

Independent speech therapy practice founded and operated by Chelsea Zimmerman, ASHA-certified SLP with nearly 10 years of experience including pediatric and adult settings at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation. Specializes in feeding disorders, tethered oral tissue (tongue/lip tie), myofunctional therapy, and swallowing/voice across the lifespan, with additional certification as a lactation counselor. Serves NEPA and Lehigh Valley, with teletherapy available.

Spanish-speaking individual mental health practitioner in Center Valley specializing in ADHD, adolescent/children's issues, and anxiety disorders.

Christian faith-based nonprofit founded by a local Lehigh Valley father of an autistic son, focused on developing a neuro-inclusive planned housing community for adults with autism and developmental disabilities, responding directly to the reality that roughly 80% of autistic adults live with aging parents who may not always be able to provide care. Also runs a free, open adult bowling league for ages 18+ with autism or developmental disabilities.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Luzerne County, Wyoming County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Community engagement program for adults with disabilities in their 20s and 30s, offering social and recreational activities plus monthly independence workshops covering cooking, job skills, dating, social media, and money management.

Doctorate-level audiologists diagnosing and managing hearing, balance, and auditory processing disorders, including ABR testing and cochlear implant care.

Lehigh Valley Health Network's evidence-based mindfulness program, including the cornerstone 8-week MBSR program (developed at UMass Medical School), gentle movement classes, and a specific children's program teaching age-appropriate attention, emotional regulation, and confidence-building activities. Custom programs available for schools and community groups. Some scholarships available for enrollment costs.

Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital developmental-behavioral pediatrics program providing autism, ADHD, anxiety, and learning disorder evaluations, with occupational therapists specially trained and certified in ADOS-2 administration. Locations throughout the Lehigh Valley including Allentown and Bethlehem.

Nearly 60 years of home health services including nursing, home health aides, social workers, and rehabilitation specialists (PT, OT, speech). Eligible services generally covered by Medicare and Medical Assistance.

Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital pediatric gastroenterology program treating digestive, liver, and nutritional conditions in infants, children, and teens, with diagnostic testing including endoscopy and capsule endoscopy. Locations in Allentown, Easton, and Pennsburg.

Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital pediatric neurology program with specialists trained in headache and sleep medicine, treating seizures, cerebral palsy, tics, and movement disorders. Includes a Pediatric Sleep Disorders Center.

Comprehensive pediatric ophthalmology care at Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital for infants and children with special eye care needs, including complex surgical care.

Multi-location physical therapy network across the Lehigh Valley. Note: ask directly about a specific clinician's experience with hypermobility, EDS, or dysautonomia-related symptoms, since no LVHN provider was confirmed to specialize in this area during this research.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, autism, mental health services for Clinton County, Lycoming County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Collaborative group of Magellan, Lehigh and Northampton County Departments of Human Services, autism services stakeholders, and family members, coordinating autism services information and the regional Family Navigation Guide for Lehigh/Northampton counties.

National directory of physicians trained in the MAPS (formerly 'DAN!') biomedical approach to autism and related conditions, covering areas like gastrointestinal health, mitochondrial function, and nutrition. Note: the MAPS/biomedical approach is considered complementary and alternative medicine, not mainstream evidence-based treatment, by most major medical bodies; some families report meaningful benefit, and the evidence base is mixed and actively debated. Families are encouraged to research thoroughly and discuss any biomedical approach with their child's primary physician. Talk About Curing Autism (TACA) offers a scholarship for families seeking a MAPS doctor who otherwise couldn't afford one.

Fully licensed behavioral health program for children and adolescents (ages 2-21) offering ABA services, individual and group therapy, mobile therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology, in-home, in-school, in-community, and at center-based locations. Fully funded by Managed Care Organizations and private insurance, no out-of-pocket cost to families. Serves Lehigh County.

Lehigh Valley home care agency operating for over 40 years, providing nursing assistants, home health aides, personal care assistants, and support service professionals, with direct experience supporting families through PA's Waiver Program. Serves Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and Northampton County.

Special needs and elder law planning firm assisting with public benefit qualification, special needs trusts, guardianship alternatives, and estate administration. Serves Pennsylvania families.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for McKean County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Pennsylvania programs funding home- and community-based services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism, including Consolidated, Community Living, P/FDS, and Adult Autism waivers.

Large behavioral health agency offering certified peer support, family-based services, residential host home services for children/adolescents, and Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS), operating daily.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Mercer County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Pilates-based physical therapy studio offering individualized private and small-group sessions, including yoga, focused on function and long-term wellness.

Mindfulness meditation practice founded in 2018 by a licensed psychologist who is a Qualified MBSR instructor, offering free introductory sessions and ongoing mindfulness-based stress reduction instruction to the community.

Separate, sister Miracle League organization (a distinct nonprofit from Miracle League of the Lehigh Valley in Lehigh County) operating a barrier-free baseball facility plus basketball, soccer, and bowling programs for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities, at the Charles Chrin Community Center in Palmer Township.

Adaptive sports and recreation league founded in 2006, now expanded well beyond baseball to include ability-adaptive cheerleading, bowling, dance, and crafts, plus seasonal community events (Halloween, Christmas, summer movie nights). Serves ages 3-26 with Down syndrome, mobility differences, and autism, in two seasons (May/June and September/October).

ABA therapy and a school-like Day Program geared toward young learners with autism, working closely with each child's broader care team, BHCOE-evaluated.

ABA therapy for children and teens (ages 3-18) located near Route 22 and 33 in Easton, offering daytime and after-school programs.

Independent (not LVHN or St. Luke's affiliated) home medical equipment retailer serving Lehigh and adjacent counties since 1995. Showroom for hands-on testing of wheelchairs, scooters, lift chairs, and portable ramps, with complimentary delivery, setup, and in-house repair.

Estate planning, elder law, and special needs planning firm helping families plan future care and supervision for children with special needs through powers of attorney, special needs trusts, and guardianships.

Elder law and estate planning firm serving Easton, Bethlehem, and Allentown, including planning for parents of children with special needs, powers of attorney, trusts, and guardianship.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Montgomery County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness, including family and youth services, support groups, and crisis resources for Lehigh and Northampton Counties.

Provides tangible safety and support resources nationally, including the Big Red Safety Box program addressing wandering and elopement (shipped to over 70,000 families), the Give A Voice program supporting communication access for nonspeaking or unreliably speaking individuals, and first responder training.

Interactive storytime occurring before public library hours, registration required, for children of all abilities, featuring stories, songs, and sensory play, offered in four-week registration sessions.

Diagnostic evaluations and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment for children diagnosed with autism, delivered in-clinic, in-school, at home, and in the community. In-network with many insurance providers including IBHS. BHCOE accredited.

Diagnostic evaluations and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment for children diagnosed with autism, delivered in-clinic, in-school, at home, and in the community. In-network with many insurance providers including IBHS. BHCOE accredited.

Curated, searchable directory of licensed therapists across the U.S. and Pennsylvania specifically practicing neurodivergence-affirming care, with detailed listings noting each clinician's licensure, specialties, lived experience, and accepted insurance. Many listed PA clinicians serve clients statewide via telehealth, including several with personal lived experience as autistic or AuDHD adults.

Neurodivergent-led virtual coaching practice and training organization supporting ADHD, autistic, and neurodivergent adults and families, founded by autistic coach Danielle Sullivan. Sliding scale available.

New Jersey's starting point for Early Intervention: if your child is under age 3 and you have any concern about their development, call for a free evaluation and services — no doctor's referral or diagnosis needed.

Independent, family-owned community pharmacy serving the Lehigh Valley since 1895 (current ownership since 1969). Established a dedicated Long Term Care Pharmacy in 1994 specializing in custom-packaged (blister-pack) medications specifically for assisted living facilities and group homes, including direct physician liaison, medication delivery, and 24-hour pharmacist support. Also a Medicare-accredited Durable Medical Equipment supplier (mobility aids, diabetic supplies, supports/braces, incontinence supplies, lift chairs) and offers prescription compounding, including for patients needing customized dosage forms.

Dial 211 (or text your ZIP to 898-211) for free, confidential, 24/7 help finding local New Jersey services of every kind: housing, food, utilities, child care, disability services, and crisis support.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Atlantic County, Cape May County, Cumberland County, Salem County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Morris County, Sussex County, Warren County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Ocean County, Monmouth County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Union County, Somerset County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Essex County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Bergen County, Hudson County, Passaic County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Hunterdon County, Mercer County, Middlesex County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities regional office for Burlington County, Camden County, Gloucester County — the public entry point for ADULTS 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities: eligibility, support coordination, and community services. For children and teens under 21, start with PerformCare (Children's System of Care) at 877-652-7624 instead.

New Jersey's information-and-referral hub for people with any disability, any age: one call to find programs, benefits, personal assistance services, and the right agency for your situation.

New Jersey's state agency helping teens and adults with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep a job — career counseling, training, workplace supports, and pre-employment services for students. Apply through your local One-Stop Career Center.

24/7 crisis intervention and behavioral health emergency services for Northampton County residents experiencing a mental health crisis.

Coordinates disability services for people with intellectual disability or autism, including residential supports, day programs, employment, respite, and family support.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Northampton County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Northumberland County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation. Behavioral-health line: 570-275-6080.

Free employment support for people with disabilities, including job training, job coaching, assistive technology, and higher-education support.

Founded and led by parents and grandparents of autistic people, OAR uses applied science to address the daily, practical questions that autistic individuals, families, educators, and professionals actually face, publishing free guides and resources for families and schools.

Dial 211 (or text your ZIP to 898-211) for free, confidential, 24/7 help finding local services of every kind: housing, food, utilities, child care, disability services, and crisis support anywhere in Pennsylvania.

Statewide virtual group specifically for adult siblings of people with disabilities, where members guide the group's direction, network with other adult siblings, and discuss lived experience and planning for the future. Led by trained Family Advisors who themselves have family members with disabilities. A separate, parallel caregiver support group is also offered through the same network.

Pennsylvania's state agency helping teens and adults with disabilities prepare for, get, and keep a job — career counseling, job training, workplace supports, and pre-employment transition services for students. Free to apply through your local district office.

Connects families of children and adults with disabilities with trained peer parents who have navigated similar experiences. Free support is available statewide.

Free training, resources, and publications for families navigating special education in Pennsylvania, including Families to the MAX and ConsultLine.

Support for Pennsylvania families of children with disabilities and special health care needs from birth to age 26, including self-advocacy and leadership development education for youth.

Pennsylvania's official parent training and information center: free one-to-one help, workshops, and advocacy support for families of children and young adults (birth to 26) with disabilities — IEPs, 504 plans, special education rights, and health care systems.

Independent, family-centered pediatric practice led by Dr. Ramesh P. Kadewari, treating children from infancy through adolescence, including ADHD, anxiety, depression, and developmental delay, with locations in Easton and Bethlehem. Not affiliated with LVHN or St. Luke's.

Pediatric neurology practice with strong, specific family testimonials for compassionate care of children with co-occurring autism and epilepsy, treating headaches, tics, seizures, cerebral palsy, and developmental delays, with vagus nerve stimulation as an advanced option for difficult-to-control seizures.

Multidisciplinary developmental pediatrics team at Penn State Health Golisano Children's Hospital evaluating autism, ADHD, speech-language concerns, sleep disorders, and learning problems. Autism Program currently accepting referrals age 14+ for medication management or diagnosis.

The single front door to New Jersey's Children's System of Care: developmental disability services, behavioral health, and family support for children and youth under 21. One call starts eligibility and services — available 24/7.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Philadelphia County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Counseling and therapy services for individuals, couples, families, and relationships, including providers specializing in autism spectrum disorder support.

Community hub in Allentown offering classes, workshops, and low-cost co-working/meeting space supporting mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing for all ages, with offerings from artists, dancers, therapists, dietitians, yoga instructors, career counselors, and more. Co-Director Jesse Saborsky has a family connection to Dr. Amy Saborsky's practice (Lehigh Valley Center for Child and Family Development), which has a formal partnership with Pieces of Mind to help deliver its autism screening clinic services.

Family services agency offering host home residential services and family-based behavioral health services, with extended evening hours twice weekly.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Potter County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

New Jersey's free referral line for children age 3 and up: if you're concerned about your child's development or learning, Child Find connects you to your school district's evaluation process for preschool disabled programs and special education.

Speech, language, myofunctional, and feeding therapy for children and adults, with a strengths-based, caregiver-coaching approach. Office-based with potential in-home travel option. Serves Lehigh and Berks counties.

Adult ADHD psychiatric evaluations (60-90 minutes) available online and in-person, with providers trained at Johns Hopkins, Penn, Tufts, and CHOP; can coordinate full neuropsychological testing for accommodations through an affiliated psychologist.

Outpatient psychiatric care for children, adolescents, and adults treating anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, autism, and substance use disorders. In-office and telehealth appointments; handicap accessible.

Neuropsychological and psychiatric evaluation services including autism evaluation, ADHD testing, and learning disability testing, with documentation for school and workplace accommodations. Lehigh Valley location in Center Valley.

Real, current adaptive programming for all ages across River Crossing YMCA's 11 branches (including Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and Nazareth), including adapted swim lessons, karate, summer camps, teen programs, a staff-led youth wheelchair basketball program, and 'Life After 21,' a full-day program for young adults focused on wellness, community access, and job skills. Several programs are free, supported by community partners and grants.

Standard swim lesson programs for all ages and abilities across River Crossing YMCA branches, plus periodic free community water-safety initiatives (such as a free swim lesson program held at Cedar Beach, Irving Pool, and the Boys and Girls Club of Allentown, funded through United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley and the Step Into Swim grant).

Physical therapy clinics in Allentown, Bethlehem, Bangor, and Easton offering hands-on manual therapy and personalized rehabilitation; Pennsylvania is a direct-access state, so no physician referral is required to begin care.

Virtual telehealth autism and ADHD testing for adults, with specific expertise identifying autism and ADHD in adults who mask symptoms, including women and BIPOC adults. Licensed PhD/PsyD psychologists. Conducted via secure video call.

Behavioral health agency with multiple Lehigh Valley locations (Allentown and Bethlehem), offering certified peer support, family-based services, and mental health case management.

Mobile and site-based psychiatric rehabilitation and crisis residential services for adults in the Lehigh Valley region.

Elder law and special needs planning attorney serving Lehigh, Northampton, Carbon, Berks, Bucks, Monroe, and Schuylkill Counties. Member of the Special Needs Alliance.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Schuylkill County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

College-level transition, academic, and career training services for students with disabilities.

Indoor sensory gym specialized for children ages 1-8 with special needs, owned and operated by occupational therapy practitioners, offering open play, group classes, birthday parties, and special events in a safe, inclusive space.

Founded in 1990, the first national program dedicated specifically to siblings of people with disabilities and health conditions. Maintains a 'Find a Sibshop Near You' locator tool to connect families with the nearest Sibshop program, and trains facilitators to start new ones.

Independent, family-owned full-service pharmacy operating since 1985, open 24 hours, combining prescription services with a wide range of medical equipment and supplies, including wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, commodes, and bathroom safety equipment, all in one location.

New Jersey's official parent training and information center: free one-to-one help and workshops for families of children with disabilities — IEPs, 504 plans, special education rights, health coverage, and transition to adulthood.

Leading Lehigh Valley ENT and audiology team offering hearing tests, hearing aids, cochlear implant evaluation, and balance disorder care, with five locations across Allentown, Bethlehem, Quakertown, and Wind Gap. Worth knowing: the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends ruling out hearing loss as a contributing factor whenever autism is suspected, since hearing differences and autism can co-occur and can look similar from the outside; ask specifically about autism-informed testing accommodations when scheduling for a child.

501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 1970 serving over 3,500 people yearly across Southeastern PA and the Lehigh Valley with autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities, including residential services, supported/community living, employment services, and inclusive early childhood education.

Philadelphia-based developmental pediatrics program including Dr. Beth Parrish (developmental pediatrician) and Dr. Sarah Woldoff (PhD, BCBA), evaluating autism and developmental concerns for families across the region.

Pediatric occupational and speech therapy location offering feeding therapy, sensory processing support, AAC, and autism-specific clinical expertise, part of the St. Luke's Pediatric Therapy network.

Developmental and behavioral pediatric specialists evaluating autism, complex ADHD, speech delays, genetic conditions, and learning disabilities from birth through adolescence, part of the St. Luke's University Health Network.

Pediatric gastroenterology care for celiac disease, constipation, IBS, esophageal conditions, and pediatric gastroenterology concerns generally.

Pediatric gastroenterology care for celiac disease, polyposis, liver disease, and swallowing problems.

Pediatric neurology team treating neurological disorders from birth through adolescence at St. Luke's Pediatric Specialty Center, the region's only freestanding facility dedicated entirely to children.

Multidisciplinary pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapy network with locations throughout eastern Pennsylvania, including Allentown, for infants through adolescents.

Solo-practicing Licensed Professional Counselor with additional credentials as an International Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICAADC) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), operating independently without a larger group practice.

Nonprofit pairing volunteer surfers with children with autism at free, judgment-free beach events that also engage siblings and the whole family with entertainment, painting, and games. Supports research, awareness, and advocacy alongside its surf events.

One of the most established surf therapy organizations in the U.S., focused specifically on children with autism, pairing kids with experienced volunteer surfers at beach events held across multiple coastal states each year.

Pennsylvania's statewide Assistive Technology Act program, providing education, device demonstration, equipment loans, and financing for assistive technology, including AAC devices, for people with disabilities and older adults of all income levels.

IDD advocacy, SPARC day programs, Agency with Choice self-direction, and IEP advocacy support serving people and families across the Lehigh Valley.

Holistic mental and behavioral health practice led by owner Lindsey Tomcics, LCSW, with over 15 years serving the Lehigh Valley. Offers individual, group, couples, and family counseling alongside alternative supports including trauma-informed yoga, Reiki, aromatherapy, mindfulness classes, acupuncture, and massage. Therapy modalities include CBT, DBT, EMDR, play therapy, and sandplay therapy. Sliding scale available; serves Lehigh and Northampton counties.

Estate planning and elder law firm serving Lehigh, Northampton, Bucks, Berks, Schuylkill, and Monroe counties for over 34 years, focused on Medicaid eligibility and asset protection planning.

Yoga studio in Bethlehem's South Side offering a full class schedule, workshops, and 200/300-hour teacher training programs.

Private and school-based occupational, physical, and speech therapy for children and adults, co-founded by occupational therapists with specific expertise in autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities. Evidence-based, family- and context-focused approach.

Private group mental health practice providing evaluation and therapy to children, adolescents, and adults for depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism-related concerns, learning disabilities, and more. Evening and weekend appointments available.

Individual mental health practitioner in Bethlehem specializing in ADHD, adoption-related concerns, and anxiety disorders, with extended evening and Saturday hours.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Tioga County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Real, currently-running annual four-day festival in Bethlehem that explicitly explores disability and the arts and accessibility, including performances by Kinetic Light, a disability arts ensemble. A genuine, disability-centered cultural event distinct from general inclusive recreation programming.

Individual mental health practitioner with a Bethlehem location specializing in ADHD, adoption-related concerns, and anger management.

Lehigh Valley wellness center housing 20+ complementary and alternative practitioners under one roof, offering counseling, life coaching, yoga, physical therapy, massage, chiropractic, Reiki, energy healing, and salt cave therapy. Established 2007.

PA Department of Health licensed, Medicare-certified home health agency serving children with special needs and disabled adults, including tube feeding, medication management, and home/community habilitation services. Serves Lehigh County among others in southeastern PA.

Assemblies of God congregation in Allentown offering a special needs ministry ("Hand in Hand") with trained peer buddies for inclusive worship participation and sensory-friendly classroom space for children and youth with disabilities. Note: confirm directly with the church that this is the same Valley Church operating the Hand in Hand program referenced in some online disability ministry directories, since the name is shared by churches in other regions.

Neuropsychological testing for adults and children throughout the Lehigh Valley, including behavioral evaluations, IQ testing, and ADHD diagnostic testing, with detailed reports and individualized recommendations.

Independent play therapy practice led by Kathleen Hancock, a PA Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, serving children ages 3-10 with dysregulation, anxiety, anger, autism-related challenges, and low self-esteem. In-network with Highmark, Capital Blue Cross, Aetna, and United; not in-network with Medicaid/CHIP.

Elder law and estate planning firm with a Bethlehem office; lead attorney is certified as an elder law attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation, accredited by the PA Supreme Court.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Venango County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Speech, physical, and occupational therapy plus special instruction for children from birth through age 3 with developmental disabilities and delays, provided in-home and in care settings with caregiver involvement.

Pennsylvania Adult Autism Waiver provider offering individualized vocational, social, and independent living skill development for adults with autism, including community-based and in-home support, money management, and use of public transportation.

Nonprofit agency providing services across the lifespan for children and adults with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other disabilities, including early intervention, vocational support, and an inclusive child care academy in Allentown.

Holistic chiropractic healthcare practice led by Dr. Darin Mazepa, focused on enhancing the body's natural ability to heal, offering gentle spinal touch techniques, hands-on energy healing, and heart rate variability testing. Note: please confirm internally whether this is the same Darin Mazepa already involved with ND Collab in another capacity, given the name match, before publishing this listing.

Connects volunteers with nonprofit organizations across the Lehigh Valley, including disability-focused partners like the Eastern PA Down Syndrome Center.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Washington County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health and Early Intervention services for Wayne County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Westmoreland County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.

Nonprofit, multidisciplinary integrative medical office in Quakertown offering environmental, functional, and preventive medicine, including osteopathic and homeopathic care, allergy testing, and nutritional counseling, alongside conventional medical training. In business over 30 years; reviews are notably mixed, with some families reporting excellent, attentive care and others reporting long waits and billing frustration, so it's worth asking detailed questions before booking. Functional medicine pediatrician Dr. Angela Camasto (also listed separately under Pediatric Whole Health) practices here as well.

The public front door for intellectual/developmental disability, mental health services for Adams County, York County residents. Contact them to register for services, ask about eligibility, request service coordination, or apply for Medicaid waivers — no diagnosis paperwork needed to start the conversation.